Richard Denton (producer)
British television producer
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Documentaries
- Public School - a BBC television film series (made in 1979; transmitted in 1980) about Radley College, an independent boarding school for boys in Oxfordshire.[2][3]
- Kingswood: A Comprehensive School - a BBC television series (made in 1980/81 and transmitted in 1982) about The Kingswood School, a typical Northamptonshire comprehensive school.[2][3]
- Atheism: A Rough History of Disbelief presented by Jonathan Miller - Famous Quotations narrated by Bernard Hill.
- Did Jesus Die? - a documentary including material on Jesus in India theories and the Roza Bal shrine. Narrated by Bernard Hill
- Comrades - a 12 part observational series made in 1984/5 filming different stories across the USSR
- "Papa Wojtyla" A three part biographical BBC series on Pope John Paul II including the first ever TV interview with any Pope
- "Caviar & Cornflakes". BBC film about British Journalists (Patrick Cockburn) and Diplomats in Moscow at the time of Chernobyl accident
- "Born in the USSR" BBC film about the return of Vladimir Ashkenazy the pianist and conductor for his first visit after his Defection from the Soviet Union
- "Miss USSR" international documentary for PBS and BBC about the first ever Soviet Union Beauty Pageant
- "Madness" a five part series presented by Jonathan Miller for BBC
- "The Real John Lennon" A Channel Four biographical documentary
- "Cilla: in Black and White." A Channel Four biographical documentary
- "Sex Slaves in the Cellar" Channel Five .
- "Shakespeare Uncovered" an ongoing celebrity led series of documentaries for PBS on individual Shakespeare plays
